Favoriting Michael Shelley: Playlist from April 24, 2010 Favoriting

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Sandy Nelson  Down In The Boondocks   Favoriting
Joe South  The Greatest Love   Favoriting
Alex Chilton  Nobody's Fool   Favoriting
Phast Phreddie Patterson!   
Wild Man Fisher  Go To Rhino Records   Favoriting
Beats, The  Got To Get Another Girl   Favoriting
Dennis Diken  Calls In   Favoriting
Ted Hawkins  Watch Your Step   Favoriting
Gary Calamar  author of "Record Store Days: From Vinyl to Digital and Back Again!"   Favoriting
Kinks, The  Gotta Move   Favoriting


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Listener comments!

  11:53am
morphe:

Where is Phil Schaap? Only kidding. As Andy would say, Love The Show

Morphe
  11:55am
paul:

Please play "Bigfoot Goes to Jail."
  11:56am
listener 108365:

in the early 70s there was record by a band called, i think, the Masked Marauders, and the liner notes implied that it was a collaboration of the beatles and dylan but their names couldnt be printed for legal reasons. what genre of pseudo- beatles is that?
  11:57am
seang:

what about that beatles barking song?
  12:08pm
paul:

I heard that Dylan, George Harrison and some other guys recorded as the "Traveling Wilburys" or something like that. That's just a rumor, right?
  12:13pm
paul:

Is that Lou Reed with the Jades?
  12:28pm
paul:

Bad people make good music poster child: Phil Spector.
  12:28pm
Jay:

no the traveling wilburys is not a a rumor i have some of there Lps in my collection lineup Jeff Lynne Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison and george Harrison think they had 3 lps out
  12:28pm
paul:

Runner up: John Philips
  12:30pm
paul:

Jay, I was just kidding. They're actually one of my favorites.
  12:33pm
jay:

thats ok then paul its made me go dig them out :) as i have not put them on for ages, so much new stuff to get though
  12:34pm
paul:

They re-released their two CD's about 3 years ago with bonus tracks.
  12:36pm
A.J.Cabanellas:

Rex: Mark Edmund of Bay Town Records lived in St.Louis while his wife went to college.He had a mail order business called Mar'ks One Stop in the late 1970s. He hired me and taught me the biz.
  12:36pm
Jay:

thanks paul i will look it up is it only on cd ?
  12:39pm
paul:

I'm pretty sure. It also comes with a DVD. Amazon has it.
  12:39pm
listener 108365:

how's the index for the recordstore book?
  12:40pm
paul:

Please play "Bigfoot Goes to Jail."
  12:44pm
paul:

Try buying a Barbi Benton LP at Reckless. You will feel judged.
  12:46pm
drr:

Record I bought because I heard it in the store: The Cardigans, "Life"
  12:49pm
paul:

Heard the Housemartins playing at HMV store in London and bought it. Still one of my favorite bands.
  12:52pm
paul:

This show is depressing me. Because everything you're saying is true.
  12:54pm
drr:

Wait, Traveling Wilburys is real? I thought they just played a couple of exclusive live shows.
  12:55pm
Jay:

we only have hmv chain record stores here in the uk and they are starting to sale other stuff teeshirts hifi
books ect
  12:56pm
seang:

how about seymour in ghost world?
  12:56pm
paul:

Great movie record store scene: Clockwork Orange
  9:16pm
Peter:

Big Star in the Memphis pantheon, Alex being a link in the chain, and whatnot.

Yes, I agree, but suggest the early mass exposure to Big Star came via Creem magazine. And the earlier mass exposure to "The Letter" is of course primary.

Careful about thinking they were Memphis's second generation though. They're probably the fourth, if you count The 5 Royales/Willie Mitchell period as one, Stax as two, and late Stax (second Bar Kays, for instance) as three.

Now we're at the juncture between highly produced pop and New Wave.

JMO, naturally.
  11:18pm
will:

I don't read enough about the cosmic Roger McGuinn-->Alex Chilton connection.
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